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[dev][HTML] index page [dev]

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Newbie Spellweaver
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Heyyy there!


I am currently working on an index page for the habbo retro world and i wondered what your thoughts are when it comes to the design:


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I know the design lacks content, i couldn't figure out what else i could add.


Also heres a code snippet if anyone finds it usefull :)

PHP:
<div class="main"><div id="logo"><h1 id="logo-text">Habbo</div></div></h1><img src="http://i70.servimg.com/u/f70/18/17/96/77/bg_hot10.png" id="main-image" /></div> <div class="sub-box"></div></div> 
<form action="index.php" method="post" id="login-form">
<input type="text" name="log_username" placeholder="Username">    <input type="password" name="log_password" placeholder="Password"><a href="#" class="login">Login</a>
</form>
</div>


Thanks for reading, Will
 

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Want to make it for RevCMS? Looks good, content missing xD But why a thread for a index!?
 
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wew, I kinda like it, but would be nice with more details. I think it would be cool with a complete theme, which matched this index:)
 
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Your HTML is broken and you're using bad practices...
First of all you're using a lot of id attribute, I would recommand you to use those only if you want to catch them simply with javascript. Instead use class attribute :):

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And don't ever use   or such things, it looks ugly and CSS was created for it :D:
Last thing, don't use a img element for a background image, better apply the background image to a DOM element styling.

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Give a look at this great
 

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